Sociality: The Art of Living TogetherHolborn Publishing House, 1927 - 302 strani |
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Stran 160
... principle of the group is the same as the great formal principle of beauty in æsthetics , namely that of variety in unity . The various classical rules for the preservation of the unities in drama , and the like , rest upon the deeper ...
... principle of the group is the same as the great formal principle of beauty in æsthetics , namely that of variety in unity . The various classical rules for the preservation of the unities in drama , and the like , rest upon the deeper ...
Stran 168
... principle but fell before greater powers . It seems that the world is striving again to accomplish it on a far wider scale and with vastly richer resources . What is true in politics is also true in ecclesiastical affairs . The attempt ...
... principle but fell before greater powers . It seems that the world is striving again to accomplish it on a far wider scale and with vastly richer resources . What is true in politics is also true in ecclesiastical affairs . The attempt ...
Stran 170
... principle of art , unity in diversity , together with the modern principle that art is to be expressive . It is also , we have found , the principle of modern democracy , which is federalism . Distributed yet co - ordinated power ...
... principle of art , unity in diversity , together with the modern principle that art is to be expressive . It is also , we have found , the principle of modern democracy , which is federalism . Distributed yet co - ordinated power ...
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ESTHETICAL | 3 |
definitionDiscovery and Creation | 24 |
EMOTIONAL REACTIONS | 36 |
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action activity admiration æsthetic animals artist attained attitude beauty become belief bring called cause century character Christ church civilization contemplation creative depends desire direction divine doubt effect emotional Evidently experience expression fact feeling follow give hand harmony Hence highest human idea ideal imagination imitation importance individual interest involves judgments justice Kant kind Kingdom knowledge largely leads least less limits living material means mere merely method mind mode moral mutual nature object organic perfection perhaps person philosophy physical play pleasure political possible practical present principle probably produce progress reality reason regarded relations religion religious requires response result seems seen sense social society spiritual suggestion sympathy taste tends things thought true truth unity universal values whilst whole